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Starting November 1st, 2026, the new EU Customs Reforms take effect.
What’s changing?
These rules apply to direct-to-consumer (B2C) shipments sent from non-EU countries to buyers in the EU.
To comply with this law, shipping labels must display specific product customs details directly on each parcel.
How does this impact you?
This change applies to you only if you ship goods to EU buyers from fulfillment centers located outside the EU.
TIP: • Shipments moving between EU member states. • Shipments sent from Germany to non-EU destinations (such as Switzerland or the United Kingdom). In this case, no action is required. |
ATTENTION: These are provided to your third-party systems by your designated shipping provider. |
What do you need to do for Non-EU Shipments?
If you ship from fulfillment locations outside the European Union directly to EU marketplace customers, you are responsible for creating compliant labels and passing regulatory customs data directly through your external carrier setup. Follow these actions to ensure order compliance:
•Contact Your Carrier directly: Reach out to your third-party logistics provider or shipping carrier to obtain the exact list of mandatory customs identifiers.
•Verify External Label Generation in your third-party system: Because TB.One cannot print compliant carrier shipping labels for inbound non-EU routes, ensure your system retrieves order details and transfers all required customs identifiers directly into your shipping carrier's portal.
For further information, see also:
•How to create Shipping labels